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I accessed it through Flashpoint. It's technically not through Flash. Its platform was apparently a proprietary PopCap Plugin.

Anyway, in this version, there's never an option to select your character. In addition, none of the levels in this version made it to Peggle Deluxe (though it's possible the layouts did even if the artwork didn't).

When you first play it, you have to choose Bjorn's adventure. Unlike how most Peggle games have five levels per world, each adventure in this version has TEN levels! The problem is that you can't save and quit in the middle of an adventure. Instead of returning to the main menu, it says "Abandon Adventure". But fortunately, if you clear the adventure, it permanently marks it as cleared and unlocks the only other character, Kat Tut, and his adventure.

After clearing Kat Tut's adventure, you unlock this game's five Challenges. The top left one (which has the same icon as the Deluxe challenge "750,000?") tasks you to get 350,000 points and win. The top middle one (which has the same icon as "2 for the Road" in Peggle Deluxe) has 35 orange pegs instead of the usual 25 (for reference, each level has exactly a hundred pegs). The top right one (which has the icon of "3 for Luck") can only be won by clearing every peg, not just the orange ones. The bottom left one (which has the icon of "4 to Get Better" from Deluxe) tasks you with getting 350,000 points and winning. And the one on the bottom right, which uses the icon of "5 to Get Stuck" from Deluxe, tasks you with winning even though you only start with three balls to shoot instead of the usual ten.

And since there's no option to choose characters, in the order I listed those challenges, you alternate between Kat Tut and Bjorn, starting and ending with the former.

Description

I accessed it through Flashpoint. It's technically not through Flash. Its platform was apparently a proprietary PopCap Plugin.

Anyway, in this version, there's never an option to select your character. In addition, none of the levels in this version made it to Peggle Deluxe (though it's possible the layouts did even if the artwork didn't).

When you first play it, you have to choose Bjorn's adventure. Unlike how most Peggle games have five levels per world, each adventure in this version has TEN levels! The problem is that you can't save and quit in the middle of an adventure. Instead of returning to the main menu, it says "Abandon Adventure". But fortunately, if you clear the adventure, it permanently marks it as cleared and unlocks the only other character, Kat Tut, and his adventure.

After clearing Kat Tut's adventure, you unlock this game's five Challenges. The top left one (which has the same icon as the Deluxe challenge "750,000?") tasks you to get 350,000 points and win. The top middle one (which has the same icon as "2 for the Road" in Peggle Deluxe) has 35 orange pegs instead of the usual 25 (for reference, each level has exactly a hundred pegs). The top right one (which has the icon of "3 for Luck") can only be won by clearing every peg, not just the orange ones. The bottom left one (which has the icon of "4 to Get Better" from Deluxe) tasks you with getting 350,000 points and winning. And the one on the bottom right, which uses the icon of "5 to Get Stuck" from Deluxe, tasks you with winning even though you only start with three balls to shoot instead of the usual ten.

And since there's no option to choose characters, in the order I listed those challenges, you alternate between Kat Tut and Bjorn, starting and ending with the former.